CHAPTER 6
AT TIMES, I was tempted to hop into the front of the ambulance and drive myself, it went so bloody slowly. At least when we drew up outside the hospital the doors opened instantly, and a trauma team descended on poor Seth and whisked him away. Another overzealous doctor tried to lead me into the emergency room.
“Hey, get off me!” I snapped, yanking my arm away from him.
“I need to check you out. You’re bleeding.”
“It’s not my blood.”
“Are you sure?”
“I think I’d know if I’d been injured.”
Or would I? Hmmm. A plan started to form in my mind. It seemed to be working at somewhere close to full capacity now, which meant I had all sorts of devious ideas popping up.
Making an effort to sound really blonde, I turned back to the doctor.
“On second thoughts, I feel a bit dizzy. A
